So Its Time To Fire Tim Kaine......

[rsmith6621]

.....He aint 5% of what Gov. Howard Dean was...... infact it seemed as though he was absent....

[KT2000]

1. Agree!!

We want Dean!

[Bumblebee]

2. They should have fired him after Scott Brown was elected. Obama's loyalty

in this case is harmful. He has been pretty terrible in terms of finding good candidates and good strategies.

[Bitwit1234]

13. I hate to say this but it seems as if the people picked

for jobs in this administration such as this, are done so they don't overshadow the president. I am sure Obama doesn't do the choosing, altho he does have the last word. But every body in this administration has a wishy washy attitude. We need more fire and brimestone.

[katandmoon]

3. K&R. He's a total loss.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

4. Past time.

[jaxx]

5. He'll have to get in line.

Let's see, some folks are wanting Summers fired and Geithner, Holder, Salazar, Napolitano, oh hell I can't remember them all.

[Dappleganger]

6. Tim who?

[NoPasaran]

7. Hmmm, the Rally For Sanity must be over

[jillan]

8. My problem with him has been that there was NO coherent message for Dems other than the car analogy.

This election season has been a free-for-all on the Dems side. Anything goes.

[Kurovski]

9. it's supposed to work

studies found that one line messages sway independants.

[jillan]

10. I hope you're right!

[Yeshuah Ben Joseph]

11. Never should have hired him in the first place

Or anyone else even remotely connected to the DLC.

[leveymg]

12. ._. Self-delete

[Spirochete]

14. Wasn't Kaine

the very first candidate Dean managed to get elected as DNC chairman? With a chairman like himself, Kaine would probably have lost.

[political_Dem]

15. I've said this from the get-go. Tim Kaine should have never been there.

He's a DINO who doesn't have his finger on the pulse of the DNC.

[Trey9007]

16. A very small part of me thinks.........

that Obama wants a GOP waive. I could be wrong, but IM guessing no POTUS can be considered a great POTUS, when their party owns both chambers in Congress.

It goes without saying, that I am not completely satisfied with the Dem's performance (mainly because of no vote on EFCA) the past 2 years. But Obama butting heads with a GOP House leader the next two years, could re-energize the party.

Unemployment is probably the biggest topic. Unemployment is a lagging indicator. All the bills this Dem Congress has passed, has stabalized the economy. I expect the economy to do much better in 2011-2012, because of what the Dems have done. I fear the Reps will try and take credit, when job creation grows.

[Individualist]

17. Out with DLCer Kaine!